UPWARDS OF 600 FRAMES, YOU'RE SPOILT FOR CHOICE!
We have an extensive range of glasses in our stores, both designer and non-designer. Our designer brands include Lindberg, Tom Ford, Chanel, Silhouette and Ralph Lauren, to name a few. If you've seen a frame you love elsewhere, just let us know and if we don't already have it we'll find a way to get it in for you!
We have upwards of 600 frames for you to choose from. So we'll definitely have a style and shape to suit your face, and if you can't decide what looks best one of our trained optical assistants will help you find your best match.
LINDBERG
"Discreet Excellence"
Everything Lindberg do is steeped in the Danish tradition of discreet, classic elegance and carefully considered simplicity. LINDBERG designs have won dozens of prestigious design awards. LINDBERG frames are like no other. They insist on a unique blend of no-compromise attention to detail.
TOM FORD
"Dressing well is a form of good manners"
The stylish TOM FORD eyewear range is original and contemporary, With a key focus on detail. If you appreciate quality and love classic shapes but want a modern twist, this is the perfect choice for you.
TOM FORD frames look and feel fantastic
020 7385 9772
RAY-BAN EYEWEAR
NEVER HIDE!
Timeless style, authenticity and freedom of expression are the core values of Ray-Ban, a leader in sun and prescription eyewear for generations. Since the introduction of the iconic Aviator model created for the aviators of the United States Army, Ray-Ban has been at the forefront of cultural change, becoming a symbol of self-expression, worn by celebrities and public figures all around the world. The lifestyle brand joined the Luxottica Group in 1999 after which Ray-Ban accelerated its growth.
RAY-BAN Glasses In London
Founded in 1936 by the Bausch and Lomb Company in Rochester, New York, Ray-Ban is an iconic eyewear brand, integral to classic Americana and retro style. The company’s sunglasses have graced some of the most famous faces of the past 100 years, from mirrored aviators on General Douglas Macarthur (incidentally, the first mirrored sunglasses ever put into production) to black Wayfarers on the Blues Brothers to the brand’s classic Aviators on practically everyone in the movie Top Gun.
1960s
Gaining popularity, thanks to famous faces like Marilyn Monroe, James Dean, Andy Warhol, Bob Dylan, The Beatles, and JFK, Wayfarers had become a bona fide classic with hipsters, squares, teenyboppers and beatniks alike by the 1960s.
2000s
Well, fads may come and go, but true classics never go out of style, and come the mid-2000s, vintage fashion was sweeping the high street and the catwalk. As a growing number of celebs and music artists were seen stepping out in vintage Ray-Bans.
Quick to capitalise, Ray-Ban relaunched their original patented Wayfarer design in 2007, this time expanding the colour palette. Selfridges reported sales were up 231% over 2006, and the brand’s success ushered in a late-noughties vintage eyewear revival. Still a firm A-list and public favourite and as the brand’s history shows – quality and classic style always wins.
